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what books should i refer in inorganic chemistry for iit-jee????

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Rabindra Kumar ! A Name of Success !

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18 Nov 2007 10:39:49 IST

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Inorganic Chemistry of O.P.Tandon is Prefect for any exam.Because this book is so simple to read and understand . It's language is very simple and any one can enjoy with this book. Questions of this book is very good and contain all types of problems.

waterdemon

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18 Nov 2007 12:15:56 IST

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Inorganic:

I would say.........Refer.........:
a)OP Agarwal.
-This book is the only competetive book for "Inorganic" as
far as I am concerned.

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Agnit Chatterjee

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18 Nov 2007 20:41:55 IST

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I would suggest Arihant Inorganic Chemistry. This book is veru precise and straight to the point. Also it is very well equipped. I also like OP Tandon but it is much more lengthy than Arihant!!!

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20 Nov 2007 01:50:16 IST

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OP Aggarwaal is a good book...also arihant is very good..

i say gofr arihant....

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